Secretary of State Marco Rubio, of Cuban origin, took the oath of office delivering part of his speech in Spanish. Despite meeting with parliamentary leaders and party leaders, he has not achieved his goal and has decided to go to the high court to stop the abuses in ticketing. Rubio expressed his hope that they would achieve their objective.
In Washington, an incongruity has arisen after President Trump closed the White House's Spanish website and social media accounts. Additionally, a Criminal Analysis and Intelligence Unit has been implemented to combat gangs involved in crime. This action has created controversy as, by pursuing migrants, it hinders them from achieving the dreams their parents sought for them in their countries of origin.
On the other hand, the National Electoral Institute will approve a catalog of infractions that will govern during the judicial election campaigns. The goal is to lead a common front headed by President Sheinbaum, who has the legitimacy to act as head of state. While the possibility of allowing the entry of the U.S. military into the country is being discussed, the controversy over classifying cartels as terrorist groups continues.
In Mexico City, the construction of a command center to combat vehicle theft has been announced, which will integrate police from various institutions and include specialized agents in tracking through cameras. Furthermore, there is a proposal for U.S. military personnel to train the Navy's Special Operations Forces.
The Supreme Court has taken measures against Ticketmaster's abuses, ordering it to clearly communicate its purchasing policies. Additionally, Ricardo Monreal, leader of the majority of Morena, has faced difficulties in achieving a common front signed by all political parties in support of migrants and against the policies announced by Trump.
